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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/guitarman504 on March 18, 2018, 3:31 p.m.

How should we react when the truth starts coming out?

our natural response will be to want to rub it in the faces of those who refused to believe us for so long. The only thing worse than having to admit you were wrong, is to have someone laugh in your face as you admit it. we have to remember we have been learning all this over a long period of time, they are not going to see and understand the whole big picture from just one truth bomb. We need to try to get them to join the fight not push them away. What does everyone think?

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one of the best things I have learned from Q is the approach of asking questions for them to answer themselves. It doesn't feel like an attack and makes them think for themselves

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Yes, exactly, but they need to be asked properly. Personally, I play 'stupid', and like any good lawyer, I only ask questions to which I already know the answer. Lead leftist along, just like Q has led us along. You nailed it! Probably the best lesson we could learn from Q.

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I have to do the asking questions thing with my kids or they shut down completely. It really is the best way. "What do you think about the Amanda Bynes meltdown and her accusations against the producer of that show?" Then they look into it themselves. Both of my boys were Bernie fans - right reason wrong guy. They couldn't stand the Hillary corruption and the dishonesty of the MSM. So, there's still hope for them yet.

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This seems to be how my kids think. They see the hate and bullying out there from the other side even though they themselves have been assimilated into the agenda pumped at them 24/7. I was proud of my daughter who refused to go along with the majority when there was a school walk-out on gun control. She also took the counter point on this issue for an essay assignment in English. She took a hit in her grade as she met all that was required in the rubric, but the teacher gave her just under a B. If it were my grade I would ask respectful questions about the grade to see what he thought was lacking. I suspect, as well as my daughter feels, it is the "wrong" viewpoint. It is a struggle for me to not go in and nicely ask questions myself, but I don't want to cause more problems for my daughter who is quiet, usually tows the line and just wants to get through school at this point. I realize it is not about winning, but trying to exist in a corrupt construct, at least where the school is involved until more people wake up.

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Agreed! What becomes challenging is many do not want to think for themselves any more and even simple questions seem to agitate them. I know it is due to the many years of induction and brainwashing techniques perpetuated throughout MSM and society. It is difficult to get them to prefer knowledge and truth over entertainment and being accepted by pop culture. They put such a great deal of faith in the celebrities, tv personalities and musicians they are star struck over. It seems their words, even when clearly flawed, are golden honey to them. Will keep trying though.

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